Septa first needs to do something about the homeless problem on the trains as well all the drug addicts shooting up on the platforms, if not then who cares because that’s the real problem.
Well just before the pandemic hit, the pharmaceutical companies were held liable and ordered to pay 60 some million per state for the opioid crisis they plagued the masses with. So what happened to all that money?
I’ve been seeing these new readers on the ADA gates at some stations. This is great but hopefully they also keep safety and cleaner trains/busses a priority. It would be great to see 24hr service on weekends come back. Very useful for riders who work late night/ early morning shifts.
Septa first needs to do something about the homeless problem on the trains as well all the drug addicts shooting up on the platforms, if not then who cares because that’s the real problem.
Well just before the pandemic hit, the pharmaceutical companies were held liable and ordered to pay 60 some million per state for the opioid crisis they plagued the masses with. So what happened to all that money?
I’ve been seeing these new readers on the ADA gates at some stations. This is great but hopefully they also keep safety and cleaner trains/busses a priority. It would be great to see 24hr service on weekends come back. Very useful for riders who work late night/ early morning shifts.
As if we aren't paying enough for SEPTA fares...🤦🏽♂️
This does help, but SEPTA WILL PUNISH US WITH THE NEXT FARE INCREASE. 🥺🔥💳🔥
Wow it took them 10 years to implement this tech.
How bout spend some of that money yall make everyday off the public to make it safer and cleaner 🤔
Have a phone to pay but no ID to VOTE